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K4p741nkrunch: /* Installing WebOS Quick Install */

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Installing WebOS Quick Install

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Tweaking the UI

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Tips

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SSH into your Pre

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SSH into your Pre

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SSH into your Pre

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 # Click "Reset the Device." This just reboots the device. Why they chose the word "Reset" is a mystery.
 ==== Installing WebOS Quick Install ====
-You will need Preware which is an application management suite. To install Preware (as well as other applications), you will need WebOS Internals, which is a Java application that talks to the Pre.
+You will need Preware which is an application management suite. To install Preware (as well as other applications), you will need WebOS Quick Install, which is a Java application that talks to the Pre.
 # Go to http://forums.precentral.net/homebrew-apps/194832-webos-quick-install.html

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 * Click Tools -> Tweaks
 * Any time you check or uncheck something, the Pre UI will reload. This takes some time, and when it comes back you have to re-click "Just Charge."
 === Tips ===

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 === Installing applications ===
 * sudo ipkg-opt install $APP
 === Tips ===

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 === Tips ===
 * If you're SSHed into your Pre and you want to watch its CPU or memory as you do things, on your pre type:
 <code>
 watch vmstat 2 5
 </code>

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 ## Use putty on Windows: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
 ## You can find your IP on your Pre with: ifconfig | grep addr:
 === Tips ===

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 # ssh -p 222 $USER@$IP
 ## Note that it is port 222, not the normal 22
 ## You can find your IP on your Pre with: ifconfig | grep addr:

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	==== SSH into your Pre ====		==== SSH into your Pre ====
	# ssh -p 222 $USER@$IP		# ssh -p 222 $USER@$IP
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		+	=== Tips ===
		+	* If you're SSHed into your Pre and you want to watch its CPU or memory as you do things, on your pre type:
		+	<code>
		+	watch vmstat 2 5
		+	</code>

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	</code>		</code>
	# Change your default shell to /opt/bin/bash by editing the last portion for your user (and for root) in /etc/passwd		# Change your default shell to /opt/bin/bash by editing the last portion for your user (and for root) in /etc/passwd
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		+	==== SSH into your Pre ====
		+	# ssh -p 222 $USER@$IP